Main Entry: sale Pronunciation: 'sA(&)l Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English sala, from Old Norse -- more at SELL Date: before 12th century 1 : the act of selling; specifically : the transfer of ownership of and title to property from one person to another for a price 2 a : opportunity of selling or being sold : DEMAND b : distribution by selling 3 : public disposal to the highest bidder : AUCTION 4 : a selling of goods at bargain prices 5 plural a : operations and activities involved in promoting and selling goods or services b : gross receipts - for sale : available for purchase - on sale 1 : for sale 2 : available for purchase at a reduced price
Just tried deploying this myself. Got SUS running nicely, but every time I try to install the client software on the win2k/xp machines it tells me that "SUS Client needs Win2k of XP blah blah blah"
Did you see your rant get moderated +1 when you posted it as an AC then decide to vary it ever so slightly and repost it to grab some of that oh so sweet karma?
One entry found for smoothy. Main Entry: smoothy Variant(s): or smoothÂie/'smü-[th]E/ Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural smoothÂies Date: 1904 1 : a smooth-tongued person 2 a : a person with polished manners b : one who behaves or performs with deftness, assurance, and easy competence; especially : a man with an ingratiating manner toward women 3 smoothie : a creamy beverage made of fruit blended with juice, milk, or yogurt
What about that big ol' monument in the middle of your park. That's just abandoned there, it's not disposed of and who say's it's supposed to be there?
Ergo, you have no idea what you're on about do you?
I've had it running for about half an hour now. I have 38 people in the list, one is a girl I already know and she isn't even in the same country as me.
Great product guys! Does nothing like what it says on the tin!
Incidently I am in the UK and have people from all over the world being added to my list.
You doubt this to be true?
Uhhhhm... Ok then, I must have been mistaken during the last 24 years of my life. My Bad:|
Why would they exchange a ripped up note? If that is case, why wouldn't I rip up the note into 60 pieces during it's life and exchange it for 60 full value notes?
Or not?
In the UK when they bring out a new design for a note (bill) they run them side by side for a period (A year perhaps? Don't quote me on that) to give you time to exchange the old notes at the bank. After this period is up the old notes are no longer legal tender and you can't do anything with them other than hang on to them for collection value in the future. Same applies with coins.
Info about British notes : http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknotes/index.htm
Info about British coins : http://www.royalmint.com/talk/default.asp
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Call me picky but according to www.m-w.com
Main Entry: sale
Pronunciation: 'sA(&)l
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English sala, from Old Norse -- more at SELL
Date: before 12th century
1 : the act of selling; specifically : the transfer of ownership of and title to property from one person to another for a price
2 a : opportunity of selling or being sold : DEMAND b : distribution by selling
3 : public disposal to the highest bidder : AUCTION
4 : a selling of goods at bargain prices
5 plural a : operations and activities involved in promoting and selling goods or services b : gross receipts
- for sale : available for purchase
- on sale 1 : for sale 2 : available for purchase at a reduced price
...he said organ. ;)
I had some evidence to back it up but all the links are long dead ;P
Here's hoping they start advertising English lessons.
Or genetically modify people to look after fish better. :P
He only has 120 of them. :/
Go go gadget MS error message! :)
Cheers for that. I'll give it a whirl later!
Just tried deploying this myself. Got SUS running nicely, but every time I try to install the client software on the win2k/xp machines it tells me that "SUS Client needs Win2k of XP blah blah blah"
Any ideas anyone?
I dunno, have you seen the size of him? I reckon he's built for playin the part of the Millenium Falcon ;)
I believe Asus in Europe will sell you a laptop with no OS installed.
Did you see your rant get moderated +1 when you posted it as an AC then decide to vary it ever so slightly and repost it to grab some of that oh so sweet karma?
You just made my morning :D
Good work fella!
Nice to see you're reading the article so thoroughly.
:
I quote from the article
After reviewing the various possibilities, I decided on the following basic components:
* Supermicro X5DAL-G dual Xeon motherboard
* Two 2.8 GHz Xeon processors
* 200 GB hard disc
* 1 GB ECC Registered RAM
* Supermicro SC762-420 case
We have something like this in the UK. It's not exactly what you're after but it definitely has the potential to become it.
More vague info here!
Or Slashdotters posting comments...
Quit yer arguing!
/'smü-[th]E/
One entry found for smoothy.
Main Entry: smoothy
Variant(s): or smoothÂie
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural smoothÂies
Date: 1904
1 : a smooth-tongued person
2 a : a person with polished manners b : one who behaves or performs with deftness, assurance, and easy competence; especially : a man with an ingratiating manner toward women
3 smoothie : a creamy beverage made of fruit blended with juice, milk, or yogurt
What about that big ol' monument in the middle of your park. That's just abandoned there, it's not disposed of and who say's it's supposed to be there?
Ergo, you have no idea what you're on about do you?
I've had it running for about half an hour now. I have 38 people in the list, one is a girl I already know and she isn't even in the same country as me.
Great product guys! Does nothing like what it says on the tin!
Incidently I am in the UK and have people from all over the world being added to my list.
An article about games lacking originality? How original!
Confirming beyond a shadow of a doubt that cowboyneals surname is Penis :P
You doubt this to be true? Uhhhhm... Ok then, I must have been mistaken during the last 24 years of my life. My Bad :|
Why would they exchange a ripped up note? If that is case, why wouldn't I rip up the note into 60 pieces during it's life and exchange it for 60 full value notes?
Or not?
In the UK when they bring out a new design for a note (bill) they run them side by side for a period (A year perhaps? Don't quote me on that) to give you time to exchange the old notes at the bank. After this period is up the old notes are no longer legal tender and you can't do anything with them other than hang on to them for collection value in the future. Same applies with coins.
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Info about British notes : http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknotes/index.ht
Info about British coins : http://www.royalmint.com/talk/default.asp
Lots of info about the Build engine as built by Ken Silverman and the man himself is up at www.advsys.net/ken
Makes for an interesting read.
How about the good ol' Psion Organiser II CM
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:)
http://www.bioeddie.co.uk/models/psion-organise
My dad bought one when they first came out in '88 and it's still in use today. Every day.
Solid bit of kit
She's definitely got a face made for the phone...